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steve
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 Posted: Fri Feb 29, 2008 5:53 pm Post subject: I'll Let You Guys & Dolls Be The Judges.......... |
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Lets start with my setup.......
watch this space..........
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Holy Smoke....
You've got more wrapped up in lighting than I have in watches.... 
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Nice setup Steve and nice camera. Now all you need is a remote trigger. 
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That's a great set up
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steve
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I find watch shots real frustrating, especially trying to capture this dial  but its the best i could do! straight out the camera using the onboard settings then just a black/white conversion thought it gave it a bit of atmosphere and hide the screwed up user error WB setting  to an otherwise boring watch shot
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uncle aj
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How do you still get red with a black & white conversion? 
It's a great shot nevertheless.
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steve
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| Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 4:07 pm Post subject: |
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| i used the magnetic lasso tool to select the dial, then inverse select, then applying my edits |
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uncle aj
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| steve wrote: | | i used the magnetic lasso tool to select the dial, then inverse select, then applying my edits |
You lost me with "magnetic".
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| the canon G7/9s got a cool scene mode on board called accent colour where it can change everything in an image to black and white excluding any colour of your choice by selection, for example i,ve achieved the same thing out of the camera by just initially taking a shot of any red object then applying it kinda cool effect |
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| steve wrote: | | the canon G7/9s got a cool scene mode on board called accent colour where it can change everything in an image to black and white excluding any colour of your choice by selection, for example i,ve achieved the same thing out of the camera by just initially taking a shot of any red object then applying it kinda cool effect |
I must play around with mine a bit more.................While I'm at it, I'll look at the camera.
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